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Please enlighten me up, my grandparents reside in India and are being called up by my paternal aunt (citizen of the US since 23 years). She told us that my grandparents will receive a document through postman. My aunt received an email in which the visa application appointment details are mentioned but my grandparents residing back in India haven t received any letter or documentation for their medical examination or any letter to bring at the time of interview. What to do now ?

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Hello guys!

Does anybody from Indonesia in here?, or maybe some of you know how to ship lots of stuff from Indonesia to the USA? Which courier service is the cheapest? How long is it going to take? I will move to the USA around July, and I don't want to bring much stuff on the airplane.

Thank you for your kind attention

Case:

Me (husband): Egypt passport, permanent resident in Canada (where we all currently work and live), will apply for Canadian citizenship in 6 months.

Wife: US citizen (born in US but left with family at 2 years of age)

Son: 5 months old, Canadian citizen, born in Canada and not eligible for US citizenship automatic transfer according to USCIS rules.

Plan 1:

• Wait for my Canadian citizenship (in approx. 9 months) then I can find a software eng. job in US and go on TN visa.
• Son (on visitor or TD visa) and wife will follow.
• Wait 90 days and apply for AOS for me and our son.
• Wife will have established domicile in US and we can use my US income to apply. (In this case, we don t need a co-sponsor?)

Plan 2:

• Apply now from Canada
• Wife will have an issue establishing US proof of domicile (she only has a US passport and SSN).
• It will be hard for my wife to travel to US alone to establish domicile.
• Anything can be done from Canada to prove intent to establish domicile once me and our son get the green card?

Other questions:

• Since our son was not eligible for the automatic US citizenship transfer from his mom, can he get the US citizenship right after his green card is approved (form N600 ?)

Greetings all,

I will soon be restarting the IR1 process for my wife. We have been married since 2012, as we married while I was living in Bogota, Colombia for four years. Due to some traumatic life circumstances we decided to put a pause on our relationship and I returned to the United States in 2016. That changed two years later after she ended up getting her tourist VISA in 2018 and has visted me three times and will return again this summer.

So the question being, should I wait to start the VISA process again until she visits on her tourist VISA this summer or should I just go ahead and start the porcess again now. Once again, we are legally married in Colombia and we got all the way up to the "waiting for the interview to happen" when we cancelled the process before, which of course I now regret, because I have to start all over again. The only reason I would delay starting the process until she visited is because I dont want any conflict with her existing toursit VISA and the IR-1 process. Thanks for any advice and help.

Don